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Splitting Series of lights
I currently have 4 lights which are operated by one light switch. From
what I can tell, the light are in a series (that is, they are all on one circuit). I would like to keep the current light switch to operate two of the lights and then install another switch to operate the other 2 lights. Is this possible? Can the new installation be part of the same circuit? How would I go about doing this. Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance. |
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